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Yes. The time is simply twelve hours shifted in Moon, so that when it's day it's night and when it's night it's day.
IREEEEENE THOSE ARE SPOILERS!
That's an actual character. She's liek BP's sister or something in the comics.I don't usually care for gender swapped heroes, but female black panther is hot. Marvel on Facebook has been posting her a lot lately
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Fun fact: Geese's raging storm is now a qcf,hcb motion in KoF XIV. Gone are good ole pretzel motions, I suppose. In general, modern fighting games have more leniency on the inputs for specials.I always thought those motions were very easy. At most for some games I had issues with doing double qcb, but I learned that the problem was that I didn't put enough emphasis on the second forward. The only ones I have issue doing consistently are formerly the charge supers(Which I now how to do consistently), sometimes double full circle motion, and most of the time complicated and confusing motions that mostly come from Fatal Fury games.(Such as Geese's pretzel motion, just ones that are very specific and much longer than usual.) Though even those complicated ones depend on the game, for an example, I am able to do Vega's flying barcelona special in Street Fighter 4, yet I have trouble doing it consistently in CvS2. Other moves like the previously mentioned pretzel also vary consistency game to game despite it being the exact same motion.
Then again, most friends and people that I know have trouble doing a basic hadoken motion. One of my friends that I just had over this weekend, for an example, can sometimes do that motion if he does it over and over, then he might get one or two out of it. But he can't do it consistently at all. Then again he often pulls off weird stuff that I question whenever he just randomly goes at it, throwing around random commands and button combinations. Whether it be combos or raging demons.
Yeah, for me I had certain problems with some inputs. QCF and QCB are easy as hell once you understand it,and it doesn't take much effort. HCF/HCB are in a similar boat, slightly longer, but still moderately easy to execute. But I have a personal problem with SRK motions. I can only get them about half the time. Spider-Man's Web Swing is a Reverse SRK in Marvel 3 is less annoying since he has no QCB, which makes the move more consistent for me to throw out, by repeating the motion quickly like a jerk. I can only get Jin's EWGF on occasion too.I always thought those motions were very easy. At most for some games I had issues with doing double qcb, but I learned that the problem was that I didn't put enough emphasis on the second forward. The only ones I have issue doing consistently are formerly the charge supers(Which I now how to do consistently), sometimes double full circle motion, and most of the time complicated and confusing motions that mostly come from Fatal Fury games.(Such as Geese's pretzel motion, just ones that are very specific and much longer than usual.) Though even those complicated ones depend on the game, for an example, I am able to do Vega's flying barcelona special in Street Fighter 4, yet I have trouble doing it consistently in CvS2. Other moves like the previously mentioned pretzel also vary consistency game to game despite it being the exact same motion.
Then again, most friends and people that I know have trouble doing a basic hadoken motion. One of my friends that I just had over this weekend, for an example, can sometimes do that motion if he does it over and over, then he might get one or two out of it. But he can't do it consistently at all. Then again he often pulls off weird stuff that I question whenever he just randomly goes at it, throwing around random commands and button combinations. Whether it be combos or raging demons.
Sun does. Moon is night when it should be day and day when it should be night.
Yeah, I'm aware. ^^(I should be getting the game soon, I just don't like asking my parents for stuff because my little bro asks for something every week.) They actually had the motion like that even earlier in some later Fatal Fury games and other games, however they changed it back to games like CvS2 just for the sake of it.(To be fair in those same games they also had other classic Fatal Fury motions like Terry's DB, DB, F. However, I don't find that nearly as hard.)
Heh. Maybe that's why I can do Marvel 3's Webswing by mashing QCB quickly. I know SF4 has uppercut shortcuts, at the very least for Ken. I think it uses only diagonals.
Informed casual? I'm pretty sure anyone who uses Kyo is a bit more than a casual.I honestly think Rising Thunder did a better job at making fighting games more accessible since it mostly removed the input barrier other fighting games have.
But then again, I'm basically an informed casual, so I know how to do inputs like qcb -> hcf + P consistently
That learning curve might make some sense for the likes of Geese, seeing as he's usually a boss character of some sort in the majority of games you'll see him in.
I had a problem with SRK motions when I first started playing CvM3 back in the day.(The only fighting game franchise I've played prior to that is MK.) I find them easy now, however, I just do it like this
. Basically just doing a downwards hadoken motion then followed by DF, I can do it consistently no problem once I found that out.Surprised we got another trailer, though I can't watch it now due to my ****ty internet
He goes Super Sonic too?! Super excited for this, my Dimensions should be arriving today or tomorrow at the latest. Can't wait to go grab Sun, Moon and Sonic this Friday!
I've heard Super Sonic is an unlockable. You have to find secret special stages in his Story Mode level to unlock it.
Pretty much. Stronger moves can be made harder to do. However, in practice, it doesn't work all that well as a concept. Too many characters are just plain better since they're easier to play as and still have great moves. Take the normal Hadouken. Easy to do, and can be spammed enough to win in some Street Fighter games.
I wont lie, whoever painted(?) that, you got skillsTrigger Warning
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Tbh the thing that captures my attention about that picture isTrigger Warning
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It's a mix of both that and tradition/legacy, but mostly tradition/legacy. Geese for an example back in the day made a lot of sense to have complex motions for his supers and such because they are so effective.(The raising storm back then especially is easily one of the strongest fighting game moves I can think of.)
Pressure is the greatest thing you can have on your side, that's why so many people think that projectiles alone make or break a character. When really when you know how to overcome the projectile properly, it doesn't become much of a problem, just one of many tools the opponent has. In fact none projectile specials tend to have more use. For an example in KoF 98 UM there's an EX version of Geese that has the reppuken as a projectile, yet the normal one's slicing reppuken's are considered to be more effective and potent.
Yup, first thing I see.....makes the rest of the picture look a little better.
oh, I didnt even see the minigun
It's a pretty good minigun.
It looks like he painted pieces of plastic and glued them to a tablet.
